While some learned to cope with the added pressure the Covid-19 pandemic brought onto their lives, others struggled to find a balance between this new stress and the stress of relationships. However, as many did manage to find a balance,… Read More ›
When the lockdown began in early March, a pause in life limited our ability to engage in social interactions for concern of the public’s safety. So it is no secret that when the lockdown went into effect, humans gravitated towards… Read More ›
Neighborhoods aren’t just where people live. For many, they represent bonds of community and a shared local culture that defines an area as more than just a spot on a map. Few places have the same sense of community quite… Read More ›
According to the CDC, over 290 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine have been distributed all over the country. Many people within the United States have taken advantage of their opportunities to get vaccinated, while others have felt nervous. The… Read More ›
As college seniors begin to prepare for graduation, they are also simultaneously preparing to enter the workforce. Many are editing their resumes, some are seeking networking opportunities on websites like LinkedIn, while others are practicing their interviewing skills. However, as… Read More ›
The COVID-19 pandemic has made navigating the many aspects of life difficult. Especially navigating one’s mental health. Paloma Santana-Viera was in the early stages of their mental health journey when the pandemic hit. Making it that much more difficult to… Read More ›
by Ashley Zarcone ROCHESTER, NY – Going from large family dinners every Sunday evening, to now only being able to see family through FaceTime calls, Laura DeMarco, 92, is feeling the heartache that comes along with the COVID-19 pandemic. Raised… Read More ›
By Paul Estares For some college students, catching COVID-19 doesn’t seem to be serious matter. Although students feel confident about recovering from an illness, this pandemic has brought an illness like no other. Sarah Killip, a senior at SUNY Brockport… Read More ›
By Paul Estares In Monroe County, the cases of COVID-19 have been increasing. Since the beginning of the pandemic, millions of people have lost their jobs. Some of them have been fortunate enough to keep their position, but must now… Read More ›
By: Ben Blakely BROCKPORT, N.Y.— During a global pandemic with many quarantined at home, working out has not been on the top of student’s priority list. Even with fitness centers following mandated requirements from New York State and Governor Andrew… Read More ›